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Functional Roles of Long Noncoding RNAs During Neuronal Development

Functional Roles of Long Noncoding RNAs During Neuronal Development
长非编码 RNA 在神经元发育过程中的功能作用
批准号:
8612093
负责人:
Paola Arlotta
金额:
$42.25万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-01-01 至 2018-12-31

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中文摘要
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描述(由申请人提供):在此,我们提出使用我们最近产生的20个小鼠lincRNA敲除模型的独特资源来阐明候选lincRNA在哺乳动物脑发育期间的作用。我们特别关注的候选人,我们假设,通过以前的研究,在神经元发育中发挥作用。事实上,20名候选人中有15名表现出细胞类型和大脑特异性表达模式。更重要的是,我们已经在选定的突变体中观察到了致命的表型和大脑发育过程中的大体解剖异常。我们的目标是探索所观察到的表型以及我们可能通过这项工作遇到的其他表型的分子和生理基础。我们建议采取一个全面和系统的方法来解决以下问题:lincRNA表达的时空动态在体内神经元发育过程中,哪些基因通路的调节?(Aim 1)。我们将通过利用敲入lacZ报告基因来监测整个大脑发育过程中lincRNA的表达模式和动态来解决这些问题。我们将通过野生型和敲除菌株之间的下一代RNA测序研究来解决第二个问题,以确定体内lincRNA调控的特定基因和途径。在选定的lincRNA突变体中观察到的致死性和脑发育表型的生理和分子基础是什么?(Aim 2)。在这里,我们将解决这个问题,通过电池的体内实验,以确定扰动正常的神经元细胞的命运规格在选定的突变体。我们将首先关注三种lincRNA,它们已经显示出导致神经发生的致死性和异常的脑特异性表型,并且一种在神经元前体细胞中表达。如果时间和资源允许,我们将把这些表型研究扩展到其他菌株。lincRNA如何在分子和机制水平上工作,以确保适当的神经元细胞命运规范和活力?(Aim 3)。在这里,我们使用多方面和新的实验方案来定义恢复表型所需的lincRNA的特定区域。此外,我们将鉴定lincRNA蛋白伴侣以及它们如何相互作用以调节细胞命运决定。拟议的研究是由我们的愿景驱动的,该愿景旨在统一实验和计算基因组学,以推动理解lincRNA在神经元发育过程中的生理和分子调控作用的新前沿。总的来说,这些研究将呈现lincRNA在神经元发育过程中的功能作用的第一个表型,并将探索其体内生化机制。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Here, we propose to elucidate the role of candidate lincRNAs during mammalian brain development using a unique resource of 20 mouse lincRNA knockout models that we have recently generated. We specifically focused on candidates we hypothesized, through previous studies, to play a role in neuronal development. Indeed 15 of the 20 candidates exhibit cell-type and brain specific expression patterns. More importantly, we have already observed lethality phenotypes and gross anatomical abnormalities during brain development in selected mutants. We aim to explore the molecular and physiological underpinnings of the observed phenotypes as well as of others that we may encounter through this work. We propose to take a comprehensive and systematic approach to address the following questions: What are the spatial temporal dynamics of lincRNA expression in vivo during neuronal development and what gene pathways are regulated? (Aim 1). We will address these questions by leveraging a knock-in lacZ reporter to monitor lincRNA expression patterns and dynamics throughout brain development. We will address the second question through next generation RNA-sequencing studies between wild-type and knockout strains to identify specific genes and pathways regulated by lincRNAs in vivo. What are the physiological and molecular underpinnings of lethality and brain development phenotypes observed in selected lincRNA mutants? (Aim 2). Here, we will address this question through a battery of in vivo experiments to define perturbations to normal neuronal cell fate specification in selected mutants. We will focus first on three lincRNAs that have already shown brain specific phenotypes resulting in lethality and abnormalities of neurogenesis and one expressed in neuronal precursor cells. If time and resources allow we will expand these phenotypic studies to additional strains. How are lincRNAs working on a molecular and mechanistic level to ensure proper neuronal cell fate specification and viability? (Aim 3). Here, we use multifaceted and novel experimental protocols to define the specific regions of lincRNAs required to recover phenotypes. Moreover, we will identify lincRNA protein partners and how they interact to modulate cell fate decisions. The proposed research is driven by our vision, which seeks to unify experimental and computational genomics to push new frontiers in understanding the physiological and molecular regulatory roles of lincRNAs during neuronal development. Collectively, these studies will present the first phenotyping of lincRNA functional roles during neuronal development and will explore their biochemical mechanisms in vivo.
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    2022
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